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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
Washington Notes.
fBy telegram TO the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-COmptrOIler Tren-
holm to-day received astatement from EX-
aminer Snyder in regard to the affairs OF
The Fidelity National Bank on June Both,
the date OF its suspension. lie declined to
make it public to-day, Nv he desired to have
II carefully considered before doing so. II
was subsequently stated that the books OF
the bank were kept 30 loosely that ii was
likely the examination now being made
would show them to be nearly $500, 900 out
Of the way
The 149th call for sl9, 10000 3 per
cent. bonds maiured on the lst instant.
Since then f15,512,600 OF the bonds have
been redeemed by the Treasury Depart
meut, leaving Si,204. 900 OF that call out
standing. OF the bonds redeemed }l1.000,-
600 hsd been deposited with the United
States Treasury to secure the national cir
culation Of the per cent. loan, amounting
10 S302, $4,000, all Of which las been
called. The amount redeemed to date Is
1924 ,O19, $50, so that there is still outstand-
ing IS, $4,000.
The payment OF the Treasury on account
Of pensioss since the 1st instant amount to
nearly Sl2,0O0,OO0.
The expenditures 80 far this month OK
coed the receipts by over s9,000,000, and
there Is every indication that this excess
will he maintained il not increased through
out TIE month. IL Is maintained at the
Treasury Department that large eXpenti-
lures to BE- mace between now and Septem-
ter 1T will reduce the Treasury surplus to
about $50, 600, 900 by the laSt-named date.
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TERRIBLE FIRE.
A PENNSYLVANIA TowH ALMOST
WIPED our OF gxIsrzHcz.
The Result Of the Careless Use Of Fire
works-The People Panic
Stricken.


P'1TsDuRGH, July ga special from
Erie, Pa, says The town of Clarendon,
IN the upper oil country. and on the Phila-
delphia and Erie railroad, was almost wiped
out by conilagratlon last night. over one
hundred business houses ana dwellings.
including Weayer's Hotel, Logan's Hotel,
snh the pOst-eflce, were consumed before
] O'Clock this morning. and the flames were
still spreading. The town had no fire DE.
Tariment, and the people were compelled
TO fight the il1mUs with buckets OF water.
he conilagration started at 1890 O'Clock
last night In Weaver's Hotel, IN the middle
Of the town, aud in an old mill on the out
skirts. IL originated from the careless use
Of fireworks, and reached the 0Il-tlnks,
aud the destruction Oi The town was speeii-
y wrought. John Stewart was caught In
ihc bursting OF tank and was cremlted.
II Is feared many have shared similar fate.
All the business part OF the town il de-
sirOyed, and at | O'Clock this morning
lienry's Hotel aud the Philadelphia aud
Erie railroad depot were burning. The
buildings, being Of pine and hcmlock,
burned like finder. The greatest excite.
mont prevails. The valley is full OF fire
and seetbing oil, and the people, becoming
paLIc.stTicken, fed 10 the hillsides for safety.
NV totluIdiC Chil VIC put ulbDu llc iD1ot Dus
there is every reason TO believe that 1t will
reach bali million. There il but little
insurance.
The area burned over is about twenty
acres. The value Of buildings destroyed
| is $3.50. 900, roughly estimated, while the
insurance Is small. II Is estimated that
LOO people are homeless tonight. IL il
now well established that the fire was OF
incepdiarY origin.
Public rumor at Clarendon says that two
weeks ago when lquor.llcenses were re.
| fused 10 all applicants in Warren county
| MabOney, the proprietor OF the Weaver
! Hotel, threatened to fire the town II the
| decision OF the court was not reversed IN
| two weeks. This morning after the FIRE
| had burned out the citizens looked about
| for MahOney, for one OF the fires started in
| his room in the hotel, but he was not TO be
| found. a warrant charging him with ar
son was sworn out, and searching parties
secured the surrounding country to appre-
bend him. He was found hiding in the
woods six miles from Clarendon, and be-
cause lynching was feared he was taken to
Warren Jail. A charred skeleton was
found in one Of the ROOMS OF the hotel,
and it is supposed to be that OF hack
driver named sullivan, who is missing.
He was seen about the hotel early in tine
evening drunk.
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gated wealth 10 the delrimcn. OF both pro-
uueers ard consumers. II demanded thai
zoe laws against employment Of bribery,
iosce, or Intimidation 10 SECURE nominations
or election 10 public Office be rigidlsen.
forced, and that free drinks and lupch ~
saloons shall be declared bribery ,oy the
statute; that AZ banks shall be required 70
give security 20 the State for the average
amount OF their deposits; that speculation
IN The necessarles OF lie, "torncrlng' the
market, and dealing on "margins"
and futures are rsinous 10 legitt-
mate business and highly demorallziug,
and we denouncc iae courts Of OHIO for
falling 10 enforce the laws declaring such
acts criminal offences; that all discrimlna.
ton by employers against lawful assocla-
tions Of employees 10 secure their rights
violates (he constitutional rights Of the cit
izen and shall be declared felony. The
conyention concluded its business and ad.
iOufned at noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
KILLED BY An EX-COxyECF.
A Peaceful OLD Man Loses His Life
tn Quarrel.
New York Times.

At7.45 O'Clock last evening James C9ya.
nagb, a 'lOngsnOremln, employed n che
Morgan docks, was sitting on Doer-bcg
m front Of Mike lIarpS saloon, on tn
northeast corner OF Beach and Green Wien
streets. quietly cOnvcIsug with his friend,
Patrick Mullin. MichseI Mahony, who
claims to be tinsmlh, and resides at l9j
sussex street. and Barney Mcclure, sea
man, OF 800 Spring street, jersey CITY. ap'
proached, and stopping in front Of Clyanagh
began to tease him. MahOny threw q
lighted frecracker IN Cayanagh's lace,
and CaIanagh, becoming angry threat
cned TO break the formers ~. \ war Of
words ensued, and CaVauagh followed
The two aggressors into the middle OF the
street, where "a fight ensued. IN which
Cayanagh was struck in the head. Those
who witnessed the affair say that McGuirc,
The elder Of tue t0ugh,, was ms asssll1ut.
Cayanagh fell heavily across the car Track
pot to hi, feet again, and was struck e
second line by Mcclure ana fell sensrits'.
few moments later he brcatAci hi' lt't.
Nahony aud Mcguire Immediately took 10
their heels.
Officer seaman. Of The Fifth precinct,
Nbo arrived al the scene just aiief the
ARRAY. gave chase To Mahony, and, aiter O.
long aud exciting run, captured him a, the
corner Of Sullivan and Canal streets
Mcclure was taken into custody some
minutes later by Detectives Dunn and
handy. Both men were locked up
in The Leonard. street stalion-house.
The police give Mcclure and Nahony u
bad reputation, both having recently
served time in the pcnitentiary for Dur-
glary. Cayanagh is well spoken OF as
peaceful aud industrious man. Two ugly
looking wounds were found upon the head
Of the murdered man-one behind aud
below the left ear and the other on the leil
side. They had the appearance Of having
been inflicted with a slungshot.
The body was taken tothe Flith'precinc'
station.house, but about IL o'clock, on an
order from Coroner Levy, was removed by
the undertaken to the residence OF Mrs.
Thomas Connors, the dead mans sister, at
50 Beach street. The coroner Will hold an
inquest. Robert Ktisehke and Chafle,
Lawrence were detained as WITNESSES OF
aft
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RAERRTs By TELg5RAPx
NEW YORK


NEW YORK. July a-COttOn easy: sales. e.tlO
bales; uplands, lie; Orleans, II 3-l8c. net re-
ceipts. lG3 bales; stock. 2jS,9i5 bales. Southern
-four steady. Wheat closed firm; speculation
moderately active; No. ? mixed. July. s5a
- ll-l6c.: August. - 5-l6aaSii4c.; September,
heavy and dull; No. 2, July, % sai5i &C.; Au-
gust, idh af6Lc Oats 4aHc. higher; july &c.
better; others Hahc. lower; mixed western,
Sia3Gc. ; No. ? July, 34aS3{... August 81 "a
3l76c.; September. SiAc Hops unchanged
ana quiet. C0ffee-Falr Rio firm at tla25; No.
z Rio, July, ;l665atl6iO; August, tid.90afl7. 10
September, Fi705afi7.f5. Sugar quiet and
steady: refined quiet. MOlasses dull aud
nominal. Rice steady. Cotton-seed oil-3lc.
Tor crude; a. y a4ic. for refined. Resin dull az
steady. Wool quiet, steady, and unchanged.
Pork steady. Beef duh. Middles dun aud
nominal. Lard opened trife better, closing
weak at 3a4 points lower; western steam. 8 f;
August. s6%s&6.D. September, T05aE.l2.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July J.-COtt0n dull: mid.
ding, NC. Flour steady aud dun Howard.
Street and western super, s25aS3 10: do. ex-
ira, 81. y5as390; do. family. fias450: city. mills
super, s250at3; 10. extra, s. 25aS31j: do. Rio
brands, e. 62at4.15: Patepeco superlatiVe patent,
$3.50; do family. Sc. Wheat-ssuthern steady
and active; red. egss5c. ara Ser, 8isS'ic. west
ern lower and dun; Ne. winter red, spot,
sSc. September, s4aSiAc. Corn-Seuthera
steady and quiet; white, 56a5Sc. yellow. 33a
49c. (: wesiers easier and dull; mixed. spot,
f5a45dc.: August, $40 asked. Dat. firm sad
quiet: Southern and Pennsylvania, 3ia37c. F;
western white. 3GaSsc. western mixed. gia35c.
Rye firm at 5sa60c. Hay firmer, with more in
Quiry; prime TO choice western. tilati3.
Provisions steady ana quiet ksss-porE. Si2z
sii. Bulk-meats-Sh and clear-rib sides,
packed. 6A,a9hc Bacon-shOulders. 74asLc.;
clear-rib sides, &C.; hams, I2.aIic. Lard
Refined, SIC. Butter firm western packed.
1lalfc. creamery, i6s20c Eggs steady at l5c.
Petroleum steady refined. &C. Coffee nom
mai; Rio cArgoes, ordinary 10 fair, 7l(alsc.
Sugar castor and dull; A Soft 5s.c; copper
refined firm az 9Aashc. Whisky steady al
Si.I4a:Lia. Froights - Liver pool per steamer
dun; cotton, "a; nour. Is 81: grain, 2za'd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July h.-Cash quotations wSro
a. follows: Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-No. ? spring. 6gata70c. No. spring,
G3c. No. 2 red, &c. CONNIE. Z, 1916. Oats
No. 2, 25hlc. Lard, $685. as6.55. Short rib sides
(oosel, H60oG.f2%. Dry-salted shoulders
boxed, s. i0zs5J0. shOrt-clsar sides (0oxei),
s7.95ai1go. Whskey, sl.l0.
IeadilR futures ranged:
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ILLUMINATING uoUNT HOOD.
4 Daring Feat IN Oregon.

10y telegraph % the DtsphIch'I
PoBuINp. OREGON, July For the
Iomlhoi.July celebration Yesterday Port,
land Undertook and successfully carried
ont an Unprecedented feat in the way OF
licHork.. IL was no less than the illum-
nation u The summit OF Mount Hood. the
tllo>tsuow- covered peak in Oregon l2,i2O
feet high. This was done at exactly hair
past u last night, ana the light was
plainly seen in this city-a distance OF
tiy-0ne milfs In straight line.
The Illuminating agent was one hundred
pounds al ordinary red fire. The task was
accomplished by William q. steel, local
explorer of some note, assisted by Nelson
". Durham. Of the stan OF the OreJ0niGn,
aud l,c others The party left here frioay
MON Ing last and campod Saturday night AZ
t.ctaoW-linc. From there 10 the summit tue
journey Nas msse on foot, over SOFT snow
iu some place. and bard Ice IN others,
whore steps had q be cut win hatchets
sud Two dauserOus creyssses crossed DO
silos, Eve OF the party bad TO carry twenty
pound, ~ red fire each, In addition 70 theii
blankets. III, Arrangement when tbey 'et
here was for two OF the party TO remain on
The summit all night In order 10 touch on
the ire. This, OF course, they must nave
done. and II l. The frst time that human
being b scent uisht on the summit Oh tnc
mountsin. The illumination was also seen
In Eaiern oregon, at distance OF seventy,
I've mites. The rarty began tue uesoeh' "a
The mountsin this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
DEATH ~.

CRAFTON.-Died. at tho residence Of his
parents, No. $40 south Laurel street, sunday
morning, July 3, 1877, at 20 minutes % .
o'clock, WILLIAM SAMUEL, only son oil WI
liam 5. and V. Alice Grafton agea seven
months and seven days
Funeral took place from the above residence
at O'Clock Monday evening, July the 4tb,
FAIRFAX.-Dled In Washington, d. G., on
the morning OF tao 9TH instant Mrs: hAI1
RANDOLPH FAIRFAX, rslict OF the tate DR..
Orlando Fairfax, Of this city.
The remains will bo brought to Richmond
and the funeral will take place from Grace
(HpiscepaD church TO-DAY at o'clock.
Friends OF the family are Invited to attend
FRANKLIN.-DIed,o Of pneumonia. July 5,
1857, at 9.lJ A. 81, JULIUS EDWIN, infant son
Of Albert G. and Julia L. Franklin; aged seven
months
Funeral from residence. No. 2l0 cast Clay
street. THIS wednesday, AFTERNOON az
o'clock.
Roanoke Val papers please copy.
LEIGH.-Dlod, on the morning Of July
9TH. at tho residence of her husband, Egberi
siXty-eighth year Of her age.
Tho fucrsl will toxic place at O'Clock THIS
Wednesday EVENING from the residence,
9i3 east Grace stros.. Friends Of the family
invited 20 eti0Ld.
TARRY.-Dlsd. al his residence, No. 81 west
Marshall street, Richmond, Va, July 3, 1881, at
Q O'Clock +. NJ, GEORGE w. IARRY, In the
fifty ninth year Of his age.
Selma (Als.) papers please copy.
Williamsburg, Monday, July 4, 1887. AZ
If O'Clock Z. d., INDIE ANNA, only daughter
of Westwood n. and A. Florene Williams
ngad three months and thirteen days.
Funeral from the residence OF h9r pareats,
No. 2ilB yenabe street, THIS Wednesday
MORNING at 10 o'clock. Friends Of the family
ars Invited 10 attend. No flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
IN NIEMORIAM,
Dr. Philip Jamas wi~n

u-s.S been for more than twenty yesrs
hcEOrcd VITA the unreseryed friendship OF this
Christian gentleman. whose death ION tho 18Th
Of June lasD Fluvanna deeply mourns; It
would 10 impOssibls for tho writer 10 add, saws
Ia the language Of panegyric, his lsafst to the
rich Garlsuds which appreciation and good
will are placing on his grave. He was born the
18th OF July, 1920, and having procured his
academic training Mt ths Virginia Military In
sutute. and subscl uonuy graduating in the
medical school Of the University OF virginia,
be entered. in 1913, upon the duties Of his pro-
fessional career. That his professional lifs
was great success 1t IS enough TO state that
lie geographical limits Of his practice en-
biaced Tor many years Al area Of one hundred
AID fifty square miles, aud that whether ~
practitioner Of mcdlctse or acting ~ sup-rin-
tCndent OF public schools, IL IL the universal YER
dirt Of his cOuniymen that there was nothing
niIpant or siipshOd in his discharge fduty, but
always a sacred regard for the inyislability OF
uusts. Nhother amid storm or sunshine, In
ught or day, he responded with alacrity 10
professional calls from people in every social
condition without appasrnt thought or expecta-
ten Of compensation. His life was, there
fee, one Of self-sG.riace. That he did, az a
Ttsult Of his sympsthetis nature. more hard
Wsrk without pay than any other man who
lived In bis section Will be conceded by any
ole ct all cOnycrsant with the history Of hts
LIE. Win patients who were pOverty-Strcken
ho was az painstaking and faithful as with
thlse worth their thousands. with large
family dependent for support Oh his individual
Efforts, his solf-immolation on tho altar Of
duty. as lie understood il, presented a specta-
cl.o moral sublimity.
IN the manifestations Of such life are tho
Evidences Of that honest nobility OF character
witch n stranger would at once recognize in
u. VIM. Indeed. there went forth from him
an benefaction 90 his felloW-citlzons current
ofprinciple which wac pure In It's fountain
ard impressed all with a confidence which II
islho lot Of but few men to enjoy
The great concOurse ESTIMATED ~ high rs
nfeen hundrsd) which gathered from all parts
ofthc County. with their tears and noral offer
ies. around his grave attest far more elo-
gently than any words 81 mine that there
4tclt ins1is house Of clay heart open aud
iHnk-ous that knew no guile. no hate; ono
uht ever yibrated 70 the touch of honor, SYM
ptihy, and justice. j.
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FINANCIAL.


the remainder u
There was q slim al
morning, and thong
chasing orders execut
count, the demand va
traders embraced the opp>
the market. and as thsy mel
values at the close or the day
lower than this morning. Re-
markably well held, and furnish
largo proportion OF the days busis
special impression, however, was MAJ
Louisville and Nashville aud Pactns
though all active stocks were sharerr
prevailing decline. Higher rates fer mon
tho forenoon were favorable TO the tactic
the bears, and when they eased on late IN
day some slight improvement was NAV
The attack upon values did NOT as
lodge long stock TO any extent, though
Pscinc Mall was cold upon the belief that tho
Pacinc roads would he able under the rulings
OF the Interstate Commission to name rates
which would seriously interfere with the busi-
ness Of the company. The opening was node.
rately firm, which was followed by FRACTIONAL
advances In the goueral list, while ksadlng
showed remarkable strength, gaining per
cent within the first half an hour. tLhe re-
maincer Of the market was almost gnsns
pntil buying was exhausted, when me tone
overspread the market and Reading became
comparatively quiet, while moro animation
was shown IN other stocks. In the afternoon
decided weakness was developed. New Eng
land, Louisville and Nashville, and Pacilc
Mail being nOst prominent There was slight
rally IN the last hoht, sut TIC ctvso "o, o.i'
and heavy, generally ct shade above the
lowest figures. and with the entire active list,
with but one or two exceptions, lower. The
business Of tho day was $4,000 shares.
NBw YORK. July 5-he0r.--Stects duh ana
steady. money quiet at 6a7 per cent kK-
chsnse-Long, $s2A; short 4S5h. 1oVera-
ments dull.
Erening.-Exchange dun and steady; long,
iS4; short, ass. Money tight at 3 20 closing
offered 4. Sub-Treasury balances--Gold. flsi.-
$4,000; currency, fl5.1940W. Governments
dull: per cents, i2sh.; ~ per cents, lO9k.
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ALEXANDRIA NOTES.
shooting SersPe-Chiid Burned
Death.

Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.I
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 5.-Durng the
procrcss Of festival that crammed coli
orcd ball out in Third Ward last night an
alteration sprsng up and Richard Besll
got shot in the shoulder. His supposed as
sailant escaped. The wound is pliniul but
not serious. The bullet cannot be reached.
birs Mary Randolph Fairfax, reict Of
The late DR.. Orlando, once leading pkysi-
clan here and later OF Richmond, died IN
Washington tins morning; aged over
eie hty years.
While firing powder-cTackers yesterday
Oracle Phillips, daughter OF Captain Frank.
II the steamer Wakefield, ignited her
irock and was severely burned. Two gen.
ilcmen near eItinguished the flames, both
burning their hands badly.
Judge Keith makes no alteration in Judge
ChicneAier's decision 10 the YOuag-Johnson
contestcd.elscion case, hence Young is
clerk.
old Ricbars Lancaster is dead. He was
upwards Of ninety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06

Young or middle-ased men suffering nom
nervous debility and kindred ~eakncss ssI
should send 10 cents In stamps Tor large tllus-
trstsd treatise suggesting sase means % cure
wosIps pnysSsAsy MEDICAL AnoczATt0n,
Buffalo, y. Y.
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Tea WEATHER IN RICHMOND fksrbkpA
was clear and pleasant
Mann femperature. -.
MARRIAGES.

FLFR-ROCK.- at the resi-
cence OF the brides parents, June J IsS., ~
the Rev. Jo.hun Peterkin, CHRISTIAN b.
BASELER 10 Miss ELLA p. ROCK.
RAUGH-MILLIsON.-M in Washing
ten. ID. c., on July 4, 1887. by the Row u. sun
derlsnd, OF the First Presbyterian church. Mr..
WILLIE T.. BAUGH. Of Richmond. Va, 10 MISS
MELCENA ANGELINA MILLISON, OF Chicago,
81
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lived hIeb, spent lots Of money, and enter.
tained like lord. On Monday be informed
:he manager that his name was not Hall but
Walker Blaine. and that he was the eldest
son Of James G.. Blaine, and that his object
m reRisteripg Is be did was TO avoid The
newspaper reporters and interyieyere. He
showed letters purporting 10 be from Nr.
James q. Blsine aud n draft for $1,000.
This he drew against at the Bank ~ Mon
toal. He gave checks signed Walker
Blaine, which were cashed ut the hotel,
ard purchased largely Of iewelry through
out the city. Altogether his frauds foot up
10 the thousands of dollars. lie was iden-
tilted BY New Yorker In Montreal a.
Herbert Taylor, son OF Eathan Taylor, OF
Worcester, Mass. and a. soon a. he saw
the game was up he prepared TO skip
taking passage on the outgoing steamer for
Europe. His flight was intercepted, and
now be Is behind the bars.
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Augusta Bosra or Supervisors
fSn.cial taIssrsm 10 tha Dispatch.l

STANTON, Va, July 5.-The Augusta
County Board OF Supervisors organized to-
dly for the new term, all the members
prcscui-to-wit., Sieg, Cochran, Gamble,
Qusrlcs. Beard. and Smiley. llr. Sieg was
reelected prosidest. The assessed value Of
property. real aud personal, is Sll,44i,-
1882. There are 1881 white and 1,207
colertd tthables. The county levy amounts
40 S20.I01.57. Three thousand two hum
drod dollars was appropriated for the
Spring.Hili bridge over Middle river. That
secured its erection. Private means are
contributed in part for ii.
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New French budget.

ny Anglo-AmericEs cable TO the Dispatch.l
PARIS, july j.--M, Rouyier, Premieran1
Minister Of Finance. has prepared bud get
,or Trc entlti0n in the Chamber Of DeDd.
de-. II proposes no fresh taxation nor a
new loan. II abandons the tax on alcohol
and the pCrsonal-property tax projected by
The preceding Government, and establishes
N equilibrium between the States Of the
receipts and expenditures solely 10y r.
'ronch.rg TO the extent oi 10000 ono
francs. OF this sum $4,000. coo francs is on
tLe ordinary budget and G0,0O0,00O francs
on the extra budget.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-06
France.

ny Angio-American cable TO the Dispstch.l
PABIs. July j.-The Army Committee
has approved the bill for The experiment OF
modelling corps, reserying the discussion
Of detail. I'LL they have had an interview
with General FerrOn, Minister OF War.
General Ruhard. chief engineer Of the
Ministry Of War, is dead.
A bomb which had been secretly placed
outside OF the premises OF a property-or
Ut Mont Martre exploded to-day. doing
considerable damage. All the windows in
the vicinity were smashed, and great hole
was made in the wall surrounding the pro-
perry. An Italian tenant was lately sem
tened 10 four months Imprisonment for
asssultirg a landlord, and suspicion rests
upon the mans comrades. Three members
Of an Anarchist anti.landlDrd league have
bf,uarrt tied.